The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09

visit to her parents and friends.
Peter Barlow, who took part in the Ameri
can revelation under Gen. Washington, hal
died In Demerara. aged $50 wears.
Mrs. F. c. Smith who had been visiting
friends in this city and county. left for hel
home, Butler, Mo-, last Wednesday.
We see it stated that Gov. Marmaduke con
templates taking u trip TO Europe In q few
d sys. to be absent acouple OF months.
Mr.. A. ). VanAngien has gone to Phila.
delphia with his brother, Sir. Peter Van
Auglen, partly to have his eyes treated.
Mrs. Il. Z. Russell is in the city visiting hel
son, Mr.. &. Ben Russell. she is accompanied
BY Master Webb NJ. Samuel, of St. Louis.
Misses Maggie Spears and Mary Young cx-
pect to start next Monday to Chicago to
attend the Teachers National Convention.
Mr.. W. l.. Wolfe, Of Rich Hill, state mine
Inspector, was at Higginsville, last Wednes.
day, inspecting the mines of that vicinity.
Mr.. Ed. Webb, of Dover township. came
up Thursday TO accept 4 position as salesman
in the grocery house OF Eggleston 4 Reeder.
Mr.. V. NJ. Greever, of Smith county, Va,
VINO has been visiting in this county, paid III
a very pleasant visit with Mr.. Greed c.
Slusher.
Precautions against heat are now In order
The principal one is to keep whisky out OF
your hide. The next, not to drink too much
ice water.
Miss Kate Greer left, Thursday, for a
weeks visit in Marshall, and from thence will
go to Chicago to attend the Teachers National
Convention.
Messrs. NJ. j. Marshall, Thos. Hall, VIM.
Grimes, Wm. Porter and Chas. Price, of
Kansas City. came down to spend the 4th
with the old folks.
Mr.. Jno. hemple and daughter, Miss Anne,
turned the ZANE day, but his daughter will
remain several days visiting friends.
Gen. Robt. c. Newton, Of Arkansas, a
gallant gentleman, a true man, a cultured and
graceful companion, known TO many of our
citizens vino served with him as soldiers, is
dead.
MIR. j. G. Cobb, president OF the Bank of
Odessa, Drs. j. f. Wood and R. ). Hughes,
and Mr.. Charles Shuli, all of Odessa, were in
the city last Thursday attending probate
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Il. Tut, of Kansas
City, came down to spend the 4th with rels-
tives in this city. On Tuesday Mrs. Tut
left for a weeks visit to her parents in Dover
township.
Miss Carrie Moore, who has been visiting
at Mr.. W. q. McCausland's tor a week or ten
DAYS, left, last Tuesday, for Estell, NJ, for q
short visit; thence she will return to her
Tennesse home.
Dom Pedro. Of Brazil, has sailed from Rio
Janeiro for Europe On the steamer Gironde.
He Is reported recovering bis physical health.
His illness has had, it is said, u temporary
effect o. his mind.
Mr.. Thuginger, the wOunde steward of
the Wyoming, is recovering. He has no pain
aud no untavorable symptoms. He is practf-
cally out Of danger, and with caution will
SON be we'll again.
Miss Ida Blackwell, of Macon, NO., who
has been the guest of Miss Lee Corder for the
past three weeks, returned home last
Wednesday, accompanied rs far IS Kansas
City by Miss Corder.
Jacksonville News:-"We were mistaken
Ia Senator Pssco's rank in the confederate
army. He went In a private and came out 8
private. He will be the only private In the
United States senate"
Mr.. j. W.. Tompkins. of Page City, was in
the city last Thursday aud to him we are
indebted for the particulars of the killing of y
man by the cars al that place last Wednesday
an account of which is published elsewhere.
The following persons from a distance were
in attend .nce at TIL funeral services OF Mr..
T. B. Wallace last Thursday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. j. Wallace and son, Bunceton, Mo-;
Mrs. NJ. H.James. Waseriy; Mrs. NJ. Lowell,
Kansas City, and Mr.. aud Mrs. James Emlson
and Mrs. J. A. Mediation, Wellington.
DR.. j. A. Mann, Of Wellington, and Capt.
A. E.. Asbury, of Higginsviile, were in the
city, last Monday. the doctor III search of q
stolen skiif, and the captain looking around
for q location 1--WE SUPPOSE. As 1.-The noun
tain would not com to Mahomet, Mahomet
will come to the mountain Che county
seat.
Mrs. Largtry, the English actress, has tax
en- a house IN San Francisco with the ex-
press intention OF making it her legal resi-.
dence In order to obtain a divorce. She has
renowned her allegiance to Great Britain
anu taken out her hrst papers, declaring her
intention of becoming a citizen of the United
States,
Chicago Tribune :-"When General Simon
9olivar Buckner secures a young wife by
promising her that he will MAKE her the mis-
tress of the governors mansion. aud the
whole democratic party of Kentucky gallant.
ly comes to his aid in order that the promise
may be fulfilled, it is useless to tell us that
the days of Kentucky chivalrY are past and
gone"